The Washington bee., 1887-09-10
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1. The Widow BedOtt Papers. This Il the oOoA
Just as nny dsy = m .ver sas III ' d AAd
4 Winter Evening ReereatlOns. alArgs collection
eia gatherings, private heatrcas, and evenings a. home
c.:i; h Baek S 70 the 9id Home: Novel By EarY
4 Dialogues, ReeitnfIOns and Readfp,.. 4. t.-,.
And choice collection for school exhibitions public and
5. The standal Letter " ritter for Ladies and Gem
s0nRsss guide 70 C giving plata
Innumerable forms and examples. '''-
9. The Frozen Deep. Novel. By Tlkis Collins
=. Red Court Farm. A Novel; By Mrs. Henry
Wood. author Of " East Lynne" etc.
Q: The Lady ofthe Lake. By Sir waiter Scott ''rhs
works Of Scott, us more beautiful than this
O. LIN Cupid's Net. Novel By ths author Of
.ss9 70 ). 4as: ss.I Rsssn s.s. EGSs s b s s Eliot
II. Lady GwendOIine's Dream. Novel Bv ,ss
author Of "Dora Thorne:
The authors of bcTa 4TSOrns Sa Sns OS Tree Novel By
-. The Budget OF wit, Humor and Fua, l.rr,
collection OF the funny sOries skeches anecdotes
u John BoHerbank,s wife. A Novel By Ma.
Is. The Gray WomaRs Novel By Mrs. Gasksn
Is sgr,.ss. Co1s.ls, s'O s,o-... , p
embracing love- humorous and detective stories Isoriss ~
society life, Of adventure, OF railway uS etc., Tsry In
II. Jssper Danes Secret. Novel. By Xl.a u,
=. Braddon author OF HAnTOra Floyd" etc. -
Is. Fancy Work for Home Kdornm nment, an sp,lr.,,
new wors upon snis subject containing easy and Dca
needle work. embroidery ETC., profussy and SsSan,1
H. Grium's Fairy Stories for the Yo,n, -.
nness collection o. AIRY stories pubIiIhsd The Children
N Manual OF Etiquette for Ladies' and rl.,,r.-,..
guide 20 Poteness and good breeding giving he russ -
II. Useful knowledge for the NIIIIon. , b,,1.
book OF ussui information for all upon any and ySrIOa,
n. The Home Cook Book and Famstv Dr.,
eian containing hundreds Of excellent cooking recipes
nanss % n0useaeepers also telling how to common
-. tanners and Customs in Far Away Landaa a
the peculiar life habits manners and customs o 5
| Of foreign countries. ~ P"'pS
"A. 80 Popular Ballads. Same u-s "A uhs,t mu,,,
25.ICalled Back. A Novel. By Hugh Conway. "
warden snthOr or The House on the Marsh s. f''sns'
~: Mildred Trevsnion. A Novel. By The Duoh.
Is Dark Days. Novel. By the author Of "Calsd
o. Shadows on the Snow. A Novel. ByBL.rr.
S9on, author OF Bread and Cheese Kisses sto
So Leoline. A Novel By Mary Cecil Hay, author Of
81. Gabrieps Marriage. Novel By wTEIo Collins,
s2 ReapIng the WhirIwind. A Novel. By Mary
Cecil Hay author OF Old Middleton's Money" eto
ao5 DsaeY faec Had.y FRTf Ry Miss Brad
"a A Golden Dawn. Novel. By the author oR
IS yalerie,s Fate. Novel By Mrs. Alexander, .u-
thor OF The &Ooing OF etc.
Of The sHVS Woman 1nS n whis ETC. "A' '0n' '"'H'F
81. Anne. A Novel. By Mrs Henry Wood, author Of
s. TIE Laurel Bush. Novel. By Miss MuooE,
author Of I" John Halifax, Gentleman" etc.
De Foe describing the Of casaway in the
90 MSs t Make d ss. PSlty sT M Ply .G. P .1t
Editor Of The Farm and Garden PhilA Illustrated.
book which to perform hundreds amusing TcI
In magic and instructive experiments with simple agents.
lions nom Tenny LongfelloW hitter, Byron, Shelley
moore. Bryant, and many others.
s5 Building Plans for Practical, LOw-eOat
lions onses. Iul description and plans Of Eight modern
~. Anecdotes OF Public Men-WashfnEtOn Frank.
nm webster Clay Tilden Lincoln Scott Grant. Garfield
Gladstone. Butler Hancock Lee, all leading men
Is: .Esop's Fables. The work of an ancient r.niu.
Children have read them for centuries and grown Deops
quote them every day.
g. Romeo and Juliet. By william Black.
An exquisite sketch Of foolish lovers Who ming endsP
sentiment With the ludicrous in way everybody
smile This authors stories are always rsey and an x
telling points.
Tennyson. For purity Of style, genuine sweetness sDd
touching psthOs the great poet has never surpassed ale
his best and one cannot know the poetAureAs WhOua
knovtngit
q Cardinal RIchelIeu. BY Sir E. Bulwsr
Lytson. The character Of the willy ambitious and 0rans
French primate a. sketched bT BuIver In his Immortal
play Of Cardinal Rchelieu IL the Whioh has becOms
historic II "a master piece Of dramatic composition.
g. Paul and Virginia. BY Bernadin de s.
Pierre This elegant classic ia eshnsss
and beauty with every reading Il Is the story .has
Part I. 50. Part II OF ABOVE.
81. Miss TOOsey's Mission. and Laddie Two
OF those rarely conceived and charmingly told stories Of
hene and duty which refresh and inspire They ought
be read By every young who has the world face
81 Peg Wellington. By Charles Reade This
ms,epeee oy me great novelist Is one Of those exquisite
% know Peg Wellington Ia NOT 70 know ReEde. PAs I.
81. Part II Of above.
81 Money, By Sir z: Bulwer Lytscn. VINO.
BulWers Money. Under the above title you see the
coinage and here the jingle Of the full play
IS Rasselas- Prince Of ,Abyssin1a. BY DR.
master mind which afford not 70 read ItIsa
story Of human heart in It's happIess moods sarns,
longngs, aud nObest aspirations. Part So. Part
above.
81. William Shakespeare; How, When.
why and What he wrote. By Il. A. Taine. There
has been compressed such brief space 30 much about
ne immortal Bard OF Avon ss In this work Of The
brilliant French author Il win open the eyes Of the reader
70 thousand things he never dreamed Of
So Doom! An Atlantic Episode BY Justin
a. Mccarthy. powerful and thrilling story Of life
American liner. The situations natural the plot In
tense, the sketching exquisite. The hand OF
Visible rom the all aboard ~ Liverpool 70 the erTibls
landing n New York.
de Murray This author s always ingenious and rAy In
"JuliA and Her Romeo particularly charming The
reader u held % the last In spell which makes him re
The end OF the story.
90. The Lady of Lyons. By Sir E. Bulwsr
LJtton This In the lady in the celebrated play Of
ths sams nRme IL ranks the prette picture Of deVo.
non ana snoerest expression OF the tender pasoa sVH
placed on the stage.
81 The Cricket on the Hearth. BY Charles
Dickens. One Of the things
srtsen q Dickens All love for ts beauty and pAlhos
and Il wiz be preserved and read long Of hs
most imaginative works have been forgotten.
81 Stabbed I'm the Dark. By E. Lynn
Lyson strong, stirring story OF the old HeapoAn daJs,
y an Author who tnFens ingenious plOtB and handles
intricate isuati0ng ike master. Part S. PArs u.
g. CalderOn the COurtier. BY Sir z Bul-
ver Lytt0n One Of the best OF the anhora hstorS
stories Fun Of graphic situations quick action ana rae
@ She; or Adventures in the Caves Of Kor BY
g. Rider Haggard. This unique and popular story .
new dep arturo In the Ged OF fiction It's producton has
carried The author into fame "A writer and artist Ths
vtgor and variety Of the book make Il especially cnarnx
ia narrative impsrts pleasant thrill As 10 ydes through
wonderful scenes and startling events. Part g. Pa
". Part Ill s.. Part ~. Of above.
g. Bulldog and Butterfly. By David Chris.
de Murray. spicy told story Of human character yss
nos Bit overdrsWn. Bulldogs and Butterflies al
around a..
- 10 The Coming Race. or New Utopia BY
Sir suluer LyttOn. thrilling history Of life among
IDEAL people found In the centre Of the earth hsrs hs